auction procedure

The auction procedure will be repeated every three years to maturity.

They also warned that it would begin an auction procedure if the two remained in competition.

He said legislation was crafted "strictly on securities issues," and does not address auction procedures.

I also think that it would have been desirable to allocate emission rights using an auction procedure.

The exact auction procedures varies somewhat between the different regional auctions, but have several things in common.

Also to be considered is whether the auction procedures were proper and if the auction process should begin anew.

This section prescribes procedural guidelines including auction and reverse auction procedures.

(b) Default auction procedures.

To blunt some this criticism, the city government has scheduled one informational meeting before each auction to answer questions and acquaint home buyers with auction procedures.

The Treasury did make a number of changes yesterday in its auction procedures, but did not address the possibility of a Dutch auction.

Until then, it had hoped to convince the courts that its relationship with Viacom was a merger alliance and therefore did not need to adhere to auction procedures.

This Fifth Report and Order sets forth the specific auction procedures for broadband PCS licenses.

On July 2008 Russia's president signed a law allowing the government to allocate strategic oil and gas deposits on the continental shelf without an auction procedure.

Interim Changes in Procedure The firm yesterday released a copy of interim changes to its Treasury auction procedure.

The F.C.C. deserves credit for auction procedures that let companies buy spectrum in ways that then allow them to offer valuable services to customers across the country.

Subdued Secondary Reaction Reaction in the secondary market for Treasury securities to the change in auction procedures was more subdued.

However, may I remind you that the auction procedure is optional for producer Member States and they are free to decide whether or not they consider it advisable to introduce this procedure.

Both agencies, which hold about four or five autions a year, publish booklets that includes such information as a list and discription of available properties, auction procedures, minimum upset prices and the property inspection dates.

The changes the commission made in its auction procedures to avoid problems associated with earlier auctions, the company contends, have worked to dry up sources of capital, thus shutting out the very entrepreneurs the auction was meant to attract.

But then, as Citicorp halted public auctions of its own commercial paper, and Chase Manhattan suffered the indignity of having to pay 13 percent on a bond issue that had a similar auction procedure, buyers began to back away.

The downward pressure on the market was coming from the normal selling ahead of a Treasury auction - the two-year note today - and the uncertainty surrounding the first use of a new Treasury auction procedure in the sale today.

The study supported both the new single-price auction procedure the Treasury is testing in the two-year and five-year note auctions and the reopening of current Treasury issues to add more supply if there is a squeeze, whether legal or not.

The Commission is of the view that the use of auction procedures for the allocation of radio frequencies for third-generation mobile networks is not in itself contrary to those principles and as such cannot be subject to infringement procedures.

MercExchange is currently engaged in a legal dispute over an alleged unauthorized use of one of its patents by eBay, via that auction house's "Buy It Now" feature that allow customers to bypass the normal auction procedures.

Ms. Steinem and Ms. Pogrebin went to 17 publishers together to describe the two books, "The Bedside Book of Self-Esteem" and a book on women from powerful American families, and to set out the auction procedures.